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Still with honor may ye become the bride of a worthy man.
2
While making this lamentation, the worthy man finished saddling the gray horse.
3
The majority considered Samuel Franklyn a worthy man and a good citizen.
4
I am from Weinsberg, and have found the Jew a worthy man.
5
It is really insulting, said the worthy man, beginning to be angry.
6
Fritz, the worthy man's eldest son, came to see me in Leipsic.
7
Let that worthy man's pen relieve my heart from this new uneasiness.
8
No good and worthy man will insist upon another man's drinking wine.
9
Peace be to the names and the memory of this worthy man!
10
His face announced some dreadful misfortune; and the worthy man was really terrified.
11
And the worthy man tells me what poverty in a frock coat means.
12
Twenty-two years after this I met the worthy man, once more in Dresden.
13
And without hesitating the worthy man approached the stairway and leveled his gun.
14
This the worthy man flattered himself was in his best style.
15
The worthy man was in an ecstasy, and asked what he owed me.
16
The worthy man and the wild man must fight it out between them.
